La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 20, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 5

La Grande evening observer., June 20, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 5

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 20, 1927)

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.7 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextMonday, Juno 20, 1)27. HA GRANDE EVENING 5 ORSRRVER Rape Fivo 1 1 Local News In Brief ! lien I-Voui Covet ' .Mr. A. A. Antlca wua a Iji Gr;uid today on business. l'lnvs m Wltlto Snluwm Amos "Hpud" Helms played bane bull In White Hulmon Sunday. coming i:vi:xts July it, Hi, liii Slniu Ameri can lrf'Kiou convention In l- (;ruii(lc. October (tlf-fJitiln dale not rictitlctl onj Oregon J'urcnt. Twin her nssoc-Iutiuu comcutlou lit-rc. IhieL From Pendleton Mr. Itny MeNees and daughter Mary returned hmne SiiiiiI:iv aftrr n en 11 from Pendleton when they have been visitinu for a week. In Wttlltmn YtTilertUj- I Kdvvurd Holmes and futility spent y cat entity In Wallowa. THREE-POWER CONFERENCE BEGINS TODAY 1 (Continued irom INiko 1) In Tim 11 TimIuj T. M. HueUmnn, of Saiul JlidKe, waa u city visitor today. Attends Summer School Mrs, Italian Green hit lor Port land yi't'i'day inornir.x where she will attend suinjin r school. Here n Husine. ' jf.to Arnold, of Jordon Valley. Is t-pending a few days lu re on btisi- Here I'lfiin Alloel Mrs. itruee tiiirli. of Alicel. ivaa n l.a Grande visitor Saturday. .She ton nt tin day shopping. lietnrils Id IWrisf Wurren lltunhow has returned to hi.s home In Hoi.se al'ter spending (ihout 11 week vifdliiiK at the Or- ilk' Doau home. Home l iiim Monmouth Mi.sH I'uuline I'ayton has re turned home from Monmouth where she spent the past year ut tendiiifr normal school. i000t(ons additional upon completion of cruiser now nullum.. Old ships, virtually obsolete, of which the American navy has in any I ., 1 ... ,:.!,.. .e. Here Imiwi.llinc HiisIiu fo. tu, m,w (1M.H yHlWv , m. pl.i;i Mr. and Mr John Allen, of ;u wj((j exIM.t.tetl ,;,.,. i;,iialn. Cove, were cltv visitors today, iJf Kie l.olll,h.lt.s Ium. lltvoni build - tmmiactin business. , mounur. would w rap upprui Jte-luriis to ltole After vlsltintr for about threo weeks at the iiohert I'attlfwn homo Mrs. J. Held left this moruiutf lor her home In Uolse. ' Gor to Hot Uike 'jairnn 4.oiu tons Mis. Adolph ISewlIn went to Hot while neither Japan nor Ci Lake t nit morning 10 receive uieui cal attention. malely fiS.uao ions of erui.-ei,; af.d Here Tor Normal MIhh Aoffodt i-YiKiirod and Miss i-'ntht-t 1'iitxrurin n i.,.l I,,,-.,. tl.U inorninir from Cotton fit ml ! will spend the next six weeks here attending the summer normal. f I In rurlhimt Mrs. Myrtle C.ei.vt left Friday for 1'ortland where she will spend sev eral days on business. Mrs. Gclst is owner of the tleist Marinello beauty shop here. .MarrinKV Ueeitse A marriage license was issued Saturday to Alvln Moner of Hur rah. Wash., and Gladys Mitxtn, of linker. Saturday. Britain would be rci'iiied to ;ap submarines under lite propo?..: 1. the l". S. would have an ev ere; of about 3KM0 tons of nubiiu-i-.-ibh s to he scrapped. Weluhl Aci'eplod I'tider the (Itbson propo.-.. 1, the ten lltousand ton maxiinuin weight for cruisers fixed In the Washlnn ton treaty of 1H:M would be accept ed with armament not eNreedii!-. 'eight Inch nuns. IVsli oy. t ; would be defined its not cm eedi:n; ::;h:m tons and of tpecd greater .?:.ui of In lien- 1'nnii Prairie City Mr. and Mrs. Arlhur Khb-s, of Prairie City, are stopping lor a ft w days In, l.a (iande. They arc registered at the Kob-y. Through I'roin Portland ltosc 1 Janlels, ldna Peterson, Maltie Kinder and Joseiihiu l.aw- rence, Portland teachers, passed I through l.a Grande yesterday on I their way east. They registered uL I the Koley. ' In dull Franklin Truax was arrested ! rl ,inv tit Kumebt for unlawful pos session of Intoxicating Ibiuors. lie laiieu 10 pay 111.1 ui- ( ions anu rommltted to the county Jail to. 17 Lants. serve it out at the rate of $2 a day. J other auxiliary .-hips : catnb.itant va hie would m Cote IMegatu lU'tnnis ted In a fourth class who. Mrs. l-ulu Goyeiie, Cove dele- tluitK would be stihjeel t gate to the Grand Chapter of the jagreement. Kustern Star, arrived hero this The American plan, if adopted hy morning from Portland, en route the powers, would be coiai'iuon to her home. iwith the Wabinton neat. . vhich . rups until 1!3 and I In i e.i I'ler i'oi- Ketunis From School a period of two years after any n.... ........ t .otoriiitiL' to Ills ut'Oalol'V uives llolice of iulen:nn e-tr.;-- i'ut 111 f ,..i,iir lie lias 'tu iilii-oeiil been attending school ut the Vnl- Minister Gibson explained versity of Oregon, i.n rome hu.m; .omwn "iv he visited irienus ai 1 no isuio-n. II en 1'roiii Idaho I. A. Coinons and wife, of Hoy. Ma., stopped here yesterday. They are driving to Walla Walla where ihcy will visit lor a short time. Ill lit Home Mrs. .lames K. Hough. i quite ill at her home at iSn:i Kast Adams. Mis. Hough has been con lined at home for the past week. K rot her Here From Kentucky Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Kpling have'. as their guest. Mrs. Kplhm's broth er, Tom Mctluire. of Prestonhurg In Tn new pri stipulates it period for f i'oi n in esenl 1 I'lilMTS, and submarine strent't pro , V.ich ile ' (o l he line ; 1 i j 1 '. Kentucky. Mr. McGuire, who ur rived this morning will spend the summer here. VMt Friends Mr. and Mrs. J. p. Melldter. of this city, had as their guests for a few hours today. Miss l.yda Chlnm t and C. Corhelt. of Nampa. who stopped here on their way to Fn terp rise. Here From Hcinl Mr. and Mrs. Pen Hamilton and C I,. Isbed. of lb-mi. spent Sunday In this city. ' Mr. Hamilton and Mr. Isbed ure lumbermen. They regl.sl.ered at the Summer. (.olnu t H'dse Mr and Mrs. J. T. tjuinlan, of Seattle, spent yevterday in l.a Grande. Tlo-y are on their way to lnirt.. where tiny will visit with rrl.-u.ln and relatives. Mr, and Mrs. Quinlail stopped at the Summer. Has Infeetod l inger Mrs. Martha l-arson. who is em ployed at the i, & l-t drug store, is unable to be at work for a few days because of a badly Infected finger which it was necessary to lance. Feme For Seaside Mrs. Avery Harrison and daugh ters. Dorothea ami Kuth. and Miss Murjorie Wallslng. r left Sunday morning by car for Portland and Seaside where they will spend a week visiting. Home From Convention Miss Mabb- Doty, local librarian, luu returned from Cearharf where ......... 1. ..1 tii.. l onvi-nlion of the P-.ei'fic. Northwest and California ,.ihl,iry associations. n L poke to the assembly on ' " .Hy and was an active, attendant XdurlmiJjH' whole a-0'.., Mill U-arn I.iiiiUmt Huiim-N Charles Hicks, son of George n. Hicks, of the Howman-Hh ksMim-;,-r company, arrived in l.a (;rande ,Ms morning from Kansas 1 ly ami -tll sp-nd abont fi months at M. x vllle wl-rc he will learn the lum . ,...r business. Hicks graduated from High school in Kansas City Ihn. spring, lb- will be a guest at th H N Ashbv home for a short time before leaving lor Maxvillc. p.ehtnis H Porlland After spending about ten days In l.a Grande looking alter busi ness mutters and visiting with friends, Wide Van Huron left this morning for ber home in porlland. M s. Vnn lluren who formerly I.. I.,,- l.r.nr. lo-t-o Is Klleelal a.... ti.., :iiii'Miiii,n l'tiMil Life 1 lnsurain;e coiiipjiny and transacted business' v. it li local company offi cials wlAle here. She will stop at I eiiijiejon in the interests of her lm'tiio-ys l.et'oi-" returning homo. leaes for Convention Mrs. I .aura ltradeti. state chap lain of the W. It. C. left this morn- I ing tor ine rt- 'tion at Salem. She will be the of jficial delcgnte from the Oliver P. Morion relief corps, the local W. It. C. of which she is presiueni. , Tl, ie mi' nuliirs " " " U'J ' 1 j W. O. dinger, manager of the 1 a Grande hotel, and Krnest Kroner, architect for the new building. have nd limed to Ka Grande from Portland where they have been for the past two weeks. They are stopping at the Foley. t L.'ii..,.i...ti. lnlmniiiMi. ftaiion set forth in his id-ui 1. Ill 111 11 V 111 Ift'lMl V i of tVrry nrrlv.-d here thl morn-Mi period whi.h uiiul.l l.o hi. I. tuii;r tim to spolid ft wi-.-k ltll tln'ir 'numlioi- nf ywir; Imt .. ri;1ii,lv -ml-ggjlir iliiu lipfi.re t-xpii-aliim llu' in aly. U'rilist-i and dc.-.tn it sln-ii.-'lh MKs Hai.na Siilxllmtf- Iwmild l" i-.nnl.im-.l, l.m llu. ' Mias G.-n.vl.-v Man mi is ncllnB above llie f.r.a.anii i.ms ns'subalituto clerk nt the sr-hool tII.I fi.r r.rer.t llnlal,, and I. eleellon at Central school this ,'-,S. and ana.aoa t,,.. .lay:.,. n ;he . . f.. ..it.. ' Ittnllatbiii idali would he Mrappeil. v;rrh. p.aTna.,:,r. ;.. i :... xv.H.,.7,,s,,.,,,..!t .. u ...M-ln IiiIivIhIO hiileille r:l ini nK liv i In- l";:,n'Caa aatmh- s,, r ,. t . r""';tV"'Crr di,ys vl8,t- r,hrr;:.r;:ar:': with Mr. lng.-l.on. ,,. , hulld up their e.nl:.,:-.; jde.slrayel'H to fit llie limitSlioii j :l".' VWIS lleix , , oxl.i,.,i .,:it n ,,-, j. H. isooher of Htlgarl. n a , lmj, ,,. l.a Grande vlnllor ' "j; duration of , he tr i : , transacted btimncs at h. eo n fact,.., m house with County .school hupe.ln- ,far lm( w is ,.,,.,.,.,, , ,,, tclldcllt K. A. ale. p eoin:ressional alel parli un -n - ilary decision upon ttie iie:.;-'" l,rn . :apprnprialon. W. A. Hull, farmer from he , M.rfllMli f iii.-tc I.one Star district spent the da ,.,.,,.,,. ,,., in l.a Grande looking utor uusl" , Illju.enit.nls (.ollId not be m..de nn- ncs3., jti tie tmo Unlit of service ..f i it'll (class of vessel was re;ch"d. 1 m IJOilll WOl'K IIHHIJ in; of Ml the members of the emi 1 ference in expressing regret that all the ewers party to the Washing-! loll lleaty have not felt that they' eotild participate fully in our work.! W have no doubt, however, -that both Prance nod Italy share our! de.-tre that naval building programs1 should lie limited, anil I am confl- dent that the result of our work here will be of a character to facil itate their future cooperation with' its i;i a task which the fixe pow ers initialed ai.d which 1 trust will' be earned forward by the five pow ers as a common enterprise in the ( Interest of peace." : Hildcman Fp'aUs ltrtluetioii in the size of the nat-j tlelnp; of ihe future from the pres- cut limit of SiYtinn tons to utitlerl : a. out) ions, wa.s reeonmiemled by V. C. Itridgeii'iau. first bud of lul niirali.. , fireat llrllain'.s representa - : tie at the tripartite naval confer-f 1 ence w ho thus opened matters which had been settled by the 1 Washing! on conference. I ! Mr. 1 iridgenwiu advocated limit- imr the size of individual subma rines to Imhi ioiih. Ile also sug gested making the life of battle .shnis :'i; inMead of i;a years, and tlmi the three powers waii their . ports ti ti t il the replacement l.- ;b!c cjn-etl upon at Washiimton. The Piitish tlelegation further propo-ed limiting the size or all ; t ul uve cruisers to T.'joti tuns and their .Hloameill o( six iileh kilns, this litnitatioii to be eifective iiftcr 'an auieeiuent was reached on the iiiiiaber of 10. ihiii ton cruisers the power will build. Mr. 1 '.rid ye 1 na ik recommended ; li mhi' t i'-n of t he aircraft carriers !to lTi.ih) (items displacement instead of L'7,i"ii; reduction of guns 011 air craft e-M'riers from K inches to (1 and leiluctioii of guns on battle ships from 111 inches to 13.5. .Admiral Vi-eo:in Milium Sal to. penkini; f-.r Japan, proposed that auxiliary naval strength should be li'oa-il .ti 1 be tonnages existing In effective ships, Including those un der coiistruiiioii and those author ised and that "none of Ihe three : in. .vet s h:.ll. during an agreement period adopt new building pro grams or acquire ships for the pitr ; po: (- of increasing nail o n a I .strci.;:! h." ISLAND CITY PERSONALS 1 Several people from Island City attended the dance here Saturday night given by the star novelty orchestra. lsi.ANo 11 v (spechi Thoj Dental Cotif erence Island l ay carnation eluii met I ri day aflernoon at the J. Harrison home, Mrs. Harrison tiding as host ess. Mrs. Catherine Pierce won high honors, a large crowd at tended. Mr. and Mrs. Kohert Stewart, ac companied by Kd Lindsay. left Sunday morning for Flax Springs, where they plan to stay two weeks, 'limy will bring home some of the Ii.z water. KI1110 Clegg, an employe of Reyn olds' store, returned to his work this morning after being on a two weeks vacation. Mr. Clegg was in Sab Mke City the larger part of TWO DcAUTREMOXTS his vacation. , ,..inn m .a 4 v Clyde Kiddle went to Porthmd 11 ft It U 1 W II 1 1 V) . Saturday with a shipment of hogs, lie will return the latter part of t his week. In Session Today POIITl.NAH. Ore., June io (AP) --Clinics, addresses, enlcrta innu-nt and general discussions 01 lopii 1 pertaining to modern d.-ntist 1 y w 1.1 occupy several hundred dentists who assembled today for the open lug of the 3-tth annual conference of the Oregon State liciilut asso ciation. The sessions are being held in the North Pacilic college until Thursday. WAV TO PORTLANDS j my IN TH Wv (I i 10 1 Adams More No. 13 I Pete iiosiiuet left for Corvallts Sat 111 day night by ear where he will visit for a day or (wo ut his son's home. His two younger sons, lilt-hard ami liwrence, will accompany him home. They will visit here for the summer. Mr. ltoiuct Is em ploed as u carpenter at Medical Springs. Mr. and Mrs. William Sehrueder spent Sunday at the home of their daughter. Mrs. Arthur Hammond. Obituary nutai UNMOVED AS STATE ACCUSES I1!M OF MURDER Vein Nusbaiim begun work this ( the case of crui . L'i vt u!tl i'"fl ,. .... in. to.: morning with the highway. jiu ,fi o ,7 vcal.;i fl(. desl rovers a:,d Ih the son of W. W. Nusbaum, ill- y l)( j ., voa.M fnl. KlIilI;iitl.ill(,. rector of music In the city schools. , .n,l(Wll J Tlie proposal as revised ,pe;i ' he fore tin1 coiti'ereuee i.pened, cou- (Ciintlnucd rrom Page I by d .ciiiaeulary evidence of the ex-' py.-..i eoiupany. ', " The ;;;it' of Oregon has lie- 1 pled the challenge of the defense in their opening address, to con neei Ihiii He Auiremoul with this crime. They further tohl tui they won!.! evniain the movements of ;y.i in Ibis state. We have con nected t his defenda 11 1 wit h the ciime bin we are walling foi- the explanation tlu-y Uornised," ti.iii,i s iK) i,n ,iom:s Charles Donald Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jones, of this cily. passed away at the Grande Konde hospital yi'Hterday. follow ing an operation. He whs horn August Hi, niya I,, Santa Anna, ami w as three years. in j motion ami three days old at th time of death. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Jones who made 1 their home here u number of years ! ago have made their home In j Simla Anna for the past few years. 1 until about 11 month ami 11 half1 ago when they re-established resi dence in l.a Grande. Ih-sidoti his parents, little Charles la survived by two brothers, Itohcrt and Alfred and a sister. Kuth. The funeral services- will be held Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock at the Snodgiiiss and .Immerman "impel. The itev. Mr. Hijt y will bo the minister. Interment will bo made at the Masonic cemetery. (Continued from Page t) niugs, of Jackson county. They were expected to arrive here early this evening. Charles Hiddiford, postal inspec tor In charge of the Pacilic north wis! division, waited here today for the arrival of the prisoners, whom he expected to question. It w as announced that the tu jpi brothers would be placed In the Multnomah county jail. The guards, have kept close watch in a compartment through out the long trip, carefully shield ing their prisoners from visitors, 'liny have not been allowed to tnlU to new HpapernK-n. Ad an is store No. Ia Gi-aiuJu, Ore. Clever Looking DRESS SOX 49c Try these Sport Silk Socks. Novelty patterns in attractive designs. They are un usually long-wearing and comfortable on the feet. COL. LINDBERGH RESTING TODAY (Continued from Page One) IiionI beautiful and historic spot in St. Pouis. lo see Colonel Lindbergh fly his silvered plane in Widening circles and later to hear him speak if the future of aviation. ' 1 Itcttini rroni rcndlcton MlsuuJah Newlln returned last ,. .,,. ,.., nlElit from Pendleton and Walla ( u ni(.llt )ie deir-iM Vk alla where she litis been VI3UIHB . , , , 1.1 1, , , , for the past tew ujo. in-. .httni.H Ivui.s llnue, tile mil lieiKiiti' hoiio. has Konc to Manlh to on;;'t,i'.-c Hie "in.snlar" hulioen Tt i A i;i'-riean cliapler Known a "itiso!- nt" have been unionized, lit re Over Week i:ml Miss Imok-an lttlss.ll and MisH Marie TlKKblMeli. who are spetid itiB most of the snuiinor at Wal lowa I .like at Miss Huswll's cabin, were In l.a lirande over the week ,d visllinu at the home of Miss Uussells par.Mits. Mr. untl Mr". J. A. Uussell. sidei-atlon in the e' onlretnents of nationel On HlKliway i,inv ,.nlnti'tliiis powei- hi r.: .. I'earson. who has been llf"ImvllI d. feline are. in Hi- ..pin!-.. t school ut the California nf ,h 1( ,,.,.,. m,,.rll,iv :.'t. ;,. colleg.: for Ih" paM year, iv ii))V ,.,,,.,. ,lf , i,eiiinv:Hi. . ." ft., tin. hlehwav this 1 ..i ,, , Somen lint I nipi ". - Adolpb SieRtlsl Jr., who was In jnred Friday while returnlnK front 1. 1. .....1.. where he had K trill on a 1.1. j.... rtddett in order to win a boy te'out aivard. Is 1,-ttlnB uloni? uh well as ....1 11.. if nt the Grande Koildc hospital. Claire Per- kinds one 01 111.1 .. .... ...i.M.t lnUirb-8. is rceover- Lng from' his bruises nicely. a in.r on lliiihwaT Punier Pearson, who has been attending .Metlicui coueKt: ! ' i - - ov anv en began work on the highway thist T,c H.IUS. was i,M(ii morning. . j providing a safety cleei-'it by " which any of the coiit ract In - pi - Home 1-Yom Visit p.cs eolihl remove itself ft. on the t - Mrs. John Smart and baby, Jo- striiiions of. the am ec:ni at should sophine. returned fiome this morn- nny ri,.iKhimring power lauu--b a Ing from a visit ut Heppner. They t n,lVJ,i lailbling pr..i:ra'ii of t ai nj, wcre gone about two weeks, lously ftirtuidable si.e. I In his preliminary adii't ss Ani- n lilalio . jbassador (iibson expressed conii- uoviip Xusbuutn. son 01 'hlcnee Hint we can start wi.ii a- (JOLE TOGS At CLINT'S Slip-over Sweaters 1.05 to 112.85 , each Newest Golf Hose S2.-I5 to li5 raii Golf Knickers in fancv patterns ua". $9.-15 Cans 2.95 to -S5 Each Golf Oxfords smnethiiie; new. .95 Pair Clint's Clothiery l lie Wore Willi Cvuictcoca l imn I'oiiliintl and Mm W. K. IHiehanult ...! son. l-.dwar.l. ami (iwendolyn. r.'tnrne.l home ytstcr ,, iront 1'orlland where Mr. am , llnehatian ami week altemlinK th" ""' .,,,,1 vlsitlnu with relative, and miu ltiii'hanan. who " i'..,ti.,u. normal school II'' . Monmouth. met her parents and accompanied them home. 77. 1 1 Home i n... . - , .., It, r.oer Mai o tin" Warnick returnel home evening h? r from Porl- ....... -,.nt a week at- ir-LVlhi- "-se show .n-vW,.n. with niends ami r...... L visile.l Willi Iter Sister. I.MiVs Marjorie Warnick. Mrs. Kb- Hltended t"C O.O.. v Masonic temple durlns llftmt M r. M rs Ihe vat Irlend M is. Viruinla Saturday land nf this cltv. is spcndtllK June, and July In Idaho, at tMimiia and surrounding towns. lie will be a Junior 111 hlsh school this coin ing year. Ilcttirns From ltttsf Shttiv Mr und Mrs. Tom Moore, ac companied by Mrs. Anna Hlllman. arrived home Saturday from 1 orl land where they attended the rose show. They made the trip by auto. To vuie iiii . , . Mrs Karl Freeman and two datiKhters. arrived lore tills mora. inK from Portland and vM spend some time vlittnB with Mrs. I'M- .i t..u Hannah I'enn- nian s ..tu. ' , , , InKton und her sister, Mrs. l.loyd SerllMf. rha n Ihe new her stay. Ilotia- I'rtllil SrlKH.1 ,, and Mrs. K. li. Klrby and .i M.ehters Imrolliy and Marjorie, d Kdwln. have returned irom c'orvaHis and l-.tiBene wi... ,y attendid the commencement ,.xercsc of Ihe l nlversity or Ore. -on at llch Miss Dorothy Klrby was a member "f the BradnallnK e:.,ss. She r.cHvcd a II. A. de r. lor her w ork In romance Inn- Miss Marjorie has com- d her second year ai ' wi - Here From I'lillforiilR Mr. and Mrs. Campbell OarrieK and babv and Miss Kuth (larrlek arrived In l.a lirande this tnornlliK. Mr. and Mrs. I la I rick are from California and will visit hec with their father and mother. Mr. and Mrs. I., liarrlck. Miss llarrlck has been visitlns In Salem and returned to her home here, she will attend the summer normal school. TWO LODGES PAY TRIBUTE TO DEAD (Continued from Pope 1) yuan'- pie a Mis. Home I Mm. i ren. Jan or. Mrs. yesterb. land wb for the e.nd frb panl-d I Nub ani Angeb s. nien'hs mother. Mrs. M M' -Pn:i: it mi PuuciH' imrb-H liingner and chibl rt ami J"'i. and her moth Cora J"'i. arrivtd home y (mm I'.UKene and Port . re tin y have been visiting p.-ist niontli with nbitiven nds. They w. re iicconi ,y Mis. William Horn Mc , biiliy daughter, of I ubo will spend two visiting w Uh ir. ieao Mrs. Kmma. M Honabl. Nab vas formerly Helen id. members of the Itebecca bulge by Mrs. C. X. Palmer. An Impressive part of the program was the drill team of sU Kebereas who paid trib ute to the departed, three odd Pel lows and two lltdieeeas, by decorat ing five empty chairs with white peonies and standing at attention during Mrr". Palmer's eulouy. Two of the six ladies, all of whom were dressed in white uniforms, eseorted Mrs. Palmer to and from her sent. "Kock of A gen" will played during the ceremony, and the six holies sang one verse of the hymn. Pree..-dlng an address by tin ll-v. C. V, lunn. of the christian church Mrs. Jtay Puller and Mn. Will Ad rr wmg a duet entitled "One Sw. t. ly Sohinii Thought." Mr. Ounn s adtlress dwelt up"'i the work of tho two lodges and upon the tleparted members, to, w hoiu he paid fitting tribute. The singing of "Till We Met t Again" by the entire congregation and prayer by Mrs. Citltnun of lb" Hebeceas brought the u f lernouii' pf-'t-'raiu tu a tlo.-.t. sttred agreement on Ihe loll'".', in.; polntH: "That in the interest of iu'errm t hum I u ml erst a nding t hei-" bould be no competition la t v "i t three powers In the bwiluiaL, of tval armament. "That I'espl-ctive liaie- !l.o;hl be mallitainetl at the h ' . I b 1 ';" tiatible w il h nat i on 1 f ir if y ; -mo Isholihl never he of :' tv::;e or char acter to warrant tin- .-'e ;n i-.i: i.i aggressive intents. "That a wise economy in :ur ru men! tlielates that folure u.t.al const ruction should be kepi to a minimum. "That the method and prim :pl of limitation set forth in lb" We ll ington treaty are both effort ;o "ini should bo extended to a'l ca 1 er.rle of eoriib.itatit vessels of she three powers." Iteinls Mrs,!i;;c Ambassador Hibsou'H I'lr. I olT! (da I utterance to the confere w: the reading of a tiifsviij' to ; b" del egatcM from Presitb-ni c.. I. due. "1 am deeply gratified." Mm 1,0--sagt said, "that l lie l e:u i -. it! it ' of the Pritish Km pi re and 1 I Jai.-m are meet Ing wii b t he 1 'pre- 1 - liVfH Of tile 1. S. to I OMMU -f II1C1 - ures for the Pother liinilattMii of naval armaments through th" -le 11s ton of the pi iucijde.H mI : in Washington tu aty. "An agreement renderim; 1 ii 1 1,-- sible any form .if naval 10. irum j between the three pov.ei viil lif.e ia lasting influence in ceuo-e'it.u ;h- present relallon o goo-i moi. : -st a ud ing bfiw een the 1 h re- 1 on ;t trlcs Klld constitute a del'init" :-tp ili iidvaiico Inoii tb commoo ob jective of a geneial li mihi i o. ti m armament. Pb-ase :i-ure Ibe r ; reseutatives of the Pnti b Cn"'ii" ami oT Japan that 1 am l Hi'ec preting the infi-wli-lmi -f-tt-meitt of t he A inei iv. e p 'o-i n, sating that th" P. S. v.bl do 1: .-i-niuM to make ffh an -re. -1. powl)ib-.- Mr. Oilmen de It" it! ; tie plies of ' .1 eat Pi 11 .'in and t o t he pi -esifien: ti I '-I ; pl-esem e in t l.-io v a ' f 1 1 i 1 ' 1- seulati e-- 1 in plsa.-i. i i i r i'li-, bitt'-d Mr. C.olld::. - ':; - i d Idtrsir... j "fiur u'irk," lie ;d, ' ! t'.'i- '' 'ginning under fa'.oi-.M.ie -1 . ; 1 1 1 -, 1 -land we nrc full yiu-tiiiv i in f 1 1 Tin I with a eon.reo, p-irp-e-. a t'oiumon ili'ei e-t anil .'lull! ,i;o.ti will, we shall find a f.itc.aer. ry jMolwtbtn to the piobb tn : h:i b l a We Duy for Less We Sell for Less ATHLETIC UNION SliTS Mr:r. Nu-Way-On Alhlcl-U- I iu. ii Suit s butloille-s. roi'il-ttliing. Nil biitlon-H In I ml I off; good ipialit, liaiu uo nnil kn;l Knox V Union Suiis Co 'on fibheil, short dci'e.. ankle und loir length 75- Men's Sox sik rntn In all si.cs ami n;ipp patlcui i(e For Diving Or Swimming STUDE BAKER Beauty that appeals to your cye9pcrforiuaiicc tliat appeals lo your pride, and a price that appeals to your purse. Your Kitving in tin' in i t in t cost of a Stuili'lmkrr Custom Srtlaii is intiti lied only liy your hiiving on its upkeep. In 1926, Si ihIi bukcr sult's of r puir purls uviracl only $10 for eni li car in oii'rulion! STUDEBAKER CUSTOM SEDAN f .a. h factory, uitt $100 worth f extra cffitipmciit at no extra co-l. Oilier S tittle baker ami Lrxkhtc rnes $')t5 lo m.. j. (;oss Fir and Adams THIS IS A ST II I) Ell A K E It YEAR ' Tin- new alylcM ute now on display. The Aero Mode! show :l above is an excellent divlli;; cap. I),'Hlioyc.s of llich I'rlces. j ,-...,. .. J (;lass drugs (Inc.) La Gra nde, Ore. TAR 1 TODAY u FLORENCE VID0R THE WORLD AT HER FEET WHILE siio was sitting pretty with THE V WORLD AT HER FEET her hubby was sitting with a pretty girl at his side;. Here's the answer to "Can a wife he de voted to business and still keep a watchful eye on friend husband?" ALSO Arcade l'Tdy ii (Jnlv A RACING PICTURE THAT HITS THE INSIDE TRACK OF FILM ENTERTAINMENT UNSET Kir wttw , A "fmi Haiional Picture with MARY ASTOR WILLIAM COLLIER, JR. . and RALPH LEWIS . lil .-.I Iiiiiii Ih l.y William I'il.ll.y I'.-lley A Easier Ilrown Coined "HJSTER'S I RA MEUI'" COMLMi TI ESPAV llt'HI Mi'iul.'l tu "I am v.ir.' tli 'l ( Tomorrow Onlv "THE CYCLONE COWR0Y" 'rrr.wrvfxr?7 'I'lmiwwJ JiH wiw,. 111 witiimM ?i spoiled IHE PAOAMOtlN T JI N ! .VTAnS il j I f, ItiLttAllu ahi ir." j.-..-1 I'lin-ur tl. tlHtNOKL . (7 (paramount (picture li.